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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
1he Features OF the Money and Stool
Mnrketa

'''"te6 {" tHs money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. May 23-Money on call loaned al
from 31Sas per cent, last loan Ss per cent, closed
offered al Sper cent. Prime mercantile raper En-
59S per cent. Sterling exchange dull but stead,
at 81 S5tIsi SC.
Inc new week In the Stock Exchange epeuef
win aniet and generally firm market, which
later developed weakness Throughout. the Isl,
leaving prices at the close considerably below sa,
ufaay evenings. The trading WAS moderate In
Fo!iine, aud c general list was alternately heavy
Ahu hrm win general tendency tow ard the latter
III rue hlternoon however. tae entire market be.
came heavy 10 weak upon an Increased business
nuu New England was the PRINCIPAL sufferer The
market CLOSED moderately active aud heavv AT or
nrhf me lowest prices OF the day. The entire &c.
yer IL down " per eeut, Norfolk 4 Western n,a.
iefFed, anu New England ", Canada Southern IL
g; raul aud Others fractional amounts. SALES
2'99l3 shares, "''>
Government bonds 1ull. but aIIa 10 s,rosr.
sAte bonds were dull and steady.
BoSDs-CIosHD BID.
Us. u X. + rsn & i iii,
W., ~ eounon"m.llVh Northern Pac. tlrsts,'iJs
fnc'uG IL OF 9s .......l2G North tnr. seconds "
i:2u1hiAih aA'hp. AA % northwest coLsol- l39L
TeAn. To settlencnts. 10Y t. FRul c0ntos iSti
DO ss".........,... lo2EalTex d pac land yrs s3
.n, IN, Pacific ri; ~ Tex : INC R. G.
y r. htNls ''..'tl9 Union Fac. ifstS.....ilG
D. S t. o. "eHs. afstH & West Shore. x
ETocK QuorAriosR- CLOSED RID,
Atans EIpte,S-....lih Northern racifc..... S,}s
Amat.can h1ptcSs,.NG do preferred ,,.,..... G!i.
sn;t. r rehe F4'' :s cht,asos n. w"l4tt
IN IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24

PALTiMORE& ONO RAILROAD col
- On aud after APRIL l, 1857, passenger ttaIns
viii Rayc Wheeling as fotiows-ksstcrli stnn,iar,i
time; west Of river Central Standard time: 1'' =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
babies

That arc iretful, peevish, croas, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Paine, OF
Stomach Disordore, Can he relieved at
once BY using Ackcr's Baby Soother. II
containa no Opium or Morphine, hence is
sals. Price % cants Sold by Logan &
Go. and y. Menkamelles. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24

NEW York. May 23-Thee was Il rond trade
done in cotton goods. but rnosy for later deliver
les, M o! The most pr totrcd styles aud unaIltr.
agents are without atty stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
Petroleum.

on CITY, "a, nay 2s.-0pened at g., Q: highest
6Elc; lowest exc; closed nj 6!,+c; sans GIG, Zoo
barrels; shipments 79,56l barrels.
NEW ioGE, May o Petroleum was very dull
opening NJ &c: highest 62Lc; lowest 6i;Gc, clos
Ink 3. exc: S4les s6}. 600 bGtrcis. '''e'
BRADFORD, Pa, Muy y. Opened at &c: closed
A. A.. 62ac: highest G2t4c; lowest 6!;9c; cleasauces
HFTsgcHGH' Nay $50 pned at 6!1sc; closed at
62Hc; highest exc; lowest &c.
TiTusvlliR, "a, May ?A-opcnci ut G!.zc; high.
est t91sc; lowest 6!i1rc; closed al G24c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24

47a47kc: July +7iSai71+c; August 4shSa49c, Oats,
MOL hlgne!. but advance checked business; No )
white a6sfa%c: 40 2white Ssc: No. white s9c;
llt,ltcs quiet AVID steady: No, . white My 37ks
SS.Ac; June S1AaS'tsc; July s1lIaSsc; August SOFA
S6Ac Provisions siendy. Pork, mess SIG 5oal7 %;
90 prime mes new sl5 5Nal6 90; do family sl7 Goa
IS 90: hams, smoked l2al3c. Lard steady; re.
lined s.5ns ooc: steam size. Butter easy; extras
2uc Eggs firm and active: nrsts l3l<c. Cheese
dull aud lower: choice Ohio flats l0jsalo5.c; do
tair TO prime 9al0c.
CINCINNATI. o.. May p Flour steady and lin.
changed. Wheat strong: No 2 red SIC: receipts
1900 bushels: shipments il 500 bushels Corn
weak and lower: No. mixed ilall%c. Oats Quiet:
No mixed F8as}]99c Rye steady al &C, Fork fIr,n
at SIS 80 Lard firm at 6.55c Bulk meats steady:
short Ribs 7.l2nc. Bacon firm: shot ribs i, l9hc:
short clFnt S7H". WHISKY quiet: sales ,Oi5 bar.
rcls o! finished goods OH a basis OF 81 G5, Butter
sugar and cheese tfIm and unchanged, Linseed
OIL quiet At 31a3sc. Eggs quiet At loo.
BALTIMORE, May % Wheat, western higher md
more active; No 2wnter red SPOT 9G5]Ss,6jkc: NAV
96c bid: June a5}sa951ze; July 9449itsc. August
e2HA9esc. Corn. western spot higher; mixed spot
bOc bid; May Zoe ssked; June TLiai7Hc: July Aka
l12se nHts. steady: western white SGaSjc; do
mixed 3laHc. Eye steady At 5sa60c Provisions
tn steady demand and mdierat. Mess pori IT'S 50
ais o. Lard rcGne1 5 2iaS SOC. Butter lower:
we'te.n packed litlsc creamery lsa2.a Eggs arm
Ut l21aai3c. Coffee higher aud firm at lgI.n UGc,
ToLKno. May % Wheat dull and Steady: No, .
r'gulat s9Ac; Like shure yCc asked: NAV SyL.c:
June s9!4e asked: July size bid; August sG]Ic,
Corn easter: cash ilG asked; June axe asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
Cotton,

SEw York. Way q Cotton strong; un,.u.s Lilo.
Orleans iSc; futures dull anl nnrhangrd.
GSclHNATi, o., Nay y Cotton firm; mIldlinr
10y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-24
CURES ALa HUWORS,

from a common llio:ch, or Eruption. to the
worst Scrofula: Salt-rhcun. fever sores"
caused by bad blood nre conquered by this
powerful, purifying. aud inrignrating metli-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its benign Influence. Especially hNs i mani
ErysIpcMs, Iloils, Curbunclcs. Sore Eyes, Scrof-
utauS Sores md !SwellHgs, iiir-j0lHt Disease.
"White swcinss," Goitrc. or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Giands, Send ten cents In
stamps for large Treatise. with cOlorcd
plutcs, on Skin Diseases. 0r tho came Hmuunt
for II Treatise on Scrofufous Affections.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

As We would naturally predict from past
experience, the most enjoyable dance of
the past year was given by the Hook and
Ladder Company at Rolls opera house last
Monday evening The opera room was
most beautifully decorated fore and aft
with red white and blue. To the rear of
the orchestra on the stage, the fremen's
ladders, pike poles, axes, buckets, lanterns
and other paraphsrnalia belonging to the
company were arranged IN artistic display
and was very attractive. The arrangement
Of tri colored cloth from the ceiling over
the big chandelier to the sides, as well as
along the sides of the balcony, showed
the iaddiss possessed high order Of taste
in such matters, On all sides Of the main
fioor were arranged some two oozen sofas
and number cf finely upholstered easy
CHAIRS. The whole was very fine 10 gaze
upon. Those dancing attenduHce were in
Sufficient number 10 make dancing pleas
snt and al fslt nerrisr dane. W1s i'm
possible. The ladies showed their ap-
precistion OF the boys efforts b. displaying
many charming dresses and pretty faces.
The fire laddies did not realize what they
needed however. and they find their purse,
which is to defray expenses to the tourna-
nent at Mitchell next month, still In a de-
pleted condition.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

A large number of property owners are
making preparations for putting in private
hydrants. 1t ia oaly question Of time
when every house ID the town must have
vaterworks, Tenement property without
water facilities is becoming hard to rent.
We are informed the following citizens in
teHd putting in hydrants Immediately and
rsyeling in the luxury Of shower baths,
fine lawns and good gardens: Jno. Costi-
gan. C. d. Hszen, Miller ard Hartley, d,
r. Overacker, W. IL. Sunderland, ]. A.
Bushfeld, Mr.. Porter, W. G. White, F. NJ
Mead, Winters Il Wakefield, n. X. Rankin
A great many more will be put in before
/ fall. It is very likely the water wagor
will have to be discontinued soon fol
want Of patronage, as NO understand th'
present demand hardly justifies Mr.. Ora
ham IN running 1t.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
CARE OF FLOWING TEAMS.


Keep the collars clesn.
Feed aud water the teams regularly.
Groom the horses thoroughly twice a
day.
Give the teams q good rest after each
meal.
See that the collars fit the shoulders
properly.
Make change IN the bill of fare occa-
sionally.
Keep the hair of the name from unde
the collar.
Keep the shoulders clean and IN as
sound condition as possible.
Keep lump OF salt within reach Of each
horse when in the stable.
Clean out the feet of the horses every
evening after their days work is done.
Feed the best OF hay and grain. Ifyour
own is not frst -class. buy some that is.
Give your horses chance to exercise in
the barn yard or paddock after their days
work Is done.
Tighten up the harness as much as pos
sible. It is cruel 10 burden horses With
UNNECESSARY trappiugs.
Pull Shc cellars away from tie shoulders
while resting the horses IN the field, SC
that the air car pass freely between them
Keep the plow well shaspened. This
will not only insure better work, but more
of it. as it will save the strength and endur.
ance Of the teams.
Put horses Of equal strength in the
same team, or even up by giving the veal
horse the advantage of the leng end OF thu
double e-tree.-National Stoekmsu.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

The following anecdoto concerning the
late Alexander Mitchell, president Of the
G. NJ. 4 st. p. Ey We take from the
HUI M Huronite Weas strongly inclined
10 the belief that sons Miller ilveryman
has imposed on the ersdnlity Of al un-
sophisticated reporter:
Last summer Alexander Mitchell, pres
ident of the Chicago Milwaukee q st,
Paul Ry. came to Wolsey in his special
car, accompanied by the chief engineer Of
his road. There they left the Car and
went to Miller. From this point they
wished TO 90 north by team to Roscoe.
They applied to Miller liverymsn for
team saying they wished to be gone q
week, aud would pay him for its uss on
their return.
Mr.. liveryman objected to this propo-
sitien, and told the applicants that he did
not need to do that kind OF bas,ness. IL
they would deposit the value Of the team,
they were told they ceuld take it,
WELL SAID Mr. Mitchell how much
will the expense he, IL we are gone
wsekY And as he made the inquiry he
pulled ont roll OF bills of large demon
ination. The team owner saw the money
aud SAID
L see you ara all right don't van
your money. Put it up and take th'
team
The travellers then mada him promis'
TO keen their secret and told him tbsi
names, adding: You'd better go alort
and drive for rs
He did SO. They journsyed together q
far as Faulkton, when Mr.. Mitchell said
Ny car is ut wolsey. Here is note Il
its conductor. We will reach Roscoe ol
saoh day. Now wish yeu TO go acros
10 Redfsid, thea &c on this pass Z
wolsey, and give::this note to the condnc
TOT, and he will take tRs car to Roscoe
, You stay with him. Meet Us at Boseo
and take your team
THIS wis done aud the cor Was In Ro'
coe at the time designated by MIR, iiiiehs'
The team owner got his team. took D.
paw. and drove hons TO Miller. Il Is
. who is authority for this incident. and b
concludes it by saying: 'on my way baC
I found at every stopping place that
nv bills had been paid. / rode the ei
tire distance without paying thu hctels
cent. Mltchsll was mighty good m'
10 deal with,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
GLENDALE TT MS

May 2, 1887.
James Hooking was at Rec Heights last
Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis, wife OF Rev. Lewis, oi
Mondamin. has been very sick for some
time past, but is so much better now that
Mr.. Lewis left home long enough Sunday
10 fill his appointment at this place.
Messrs Fasset:, Pratt and Ca Ter went Il
Miller after fax seed last Sunday.
Dan WGlsch. Of Cedar WAS in these parts
Thursday, hunting FOR grl.
Ambrose stayens SO i&l ssne wheat
Apiil 80. Mr.. S;e's ns was the first to
ccmmcnce s"|i this spring. lie com
merced Mar ch 10, aud il there is anything
in the season Il sowinS he will reap the
benefits.
John PEinrcT, brother Of Miss Molly
Pbinny. postmisIrrss, Of Como, arrived
Last Thursday from Kansas. Mr. Pn!nny
has heen quite SEX with typho;d fever for
two months past. GRANGER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
WHEATON ITEMS

May 2, 1887.
Mr.. and Mrs. vens have lost their Oldest
son with diptheria.
Albert Miller has bought rslinquish-
nsnt to northwest quarter 26.
Mike Callen has been spending the week
at Faulkton.
Seeding is nearly finished and corn is
beng planted.
Mrs. Wheeler is home from Wisconsin,
and it is reported she will build house.
I. n. Williams is batching again,
Chas. Miller has bought the relinquish
ment to the southwest quarter Of l.ll5-67.
Grace Fisher, of Rockhsm, has been
spending the week with friends here.
goodIy number are planting timber IN
their proved up claims.
Pat joyce has now homestead and
tree claim on the south half of section 5
PUNCH.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
THE COUNTY
sEEEPvILLE ITEMS

o1LIE ALAG
One Of john Laurs's oxen fell dead in
the harness Saturday.
There was quiet little hop at Louis
Raymond's Wednesday night.
j. J. Smith, the well known loan agent
OF Miller, WAS n caller Ut the ranch SUM-
day. He has been on an extended tour
thtongh the north pant Of this county and
Faux.
We were agreeabIy surprised to receive
visit irom Ed Wood last Sunday.
Esquire WILSON has rented j.. d. Nut
tei's land and will put it to corn.
This berg was oYcrun With Milleritss
Friday,
Mr.. Walter H. Campbell frem Ashland
Ohio, al cid frierd ct Uncle John Mish,
is visiting at Dryers. Mr. Campbell is
looking az location to 90 into business
Il 3 likes ;Als county very mach. DICK.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS

W. ID. suit, druggist, Bippns. Ind, tes-
tifies: Il can recommend Electric Bitters
rs the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took SIX bottles, and was cured OF
thsuuastism nf 10 years standing" Abrs-
kssa Hnrs. druggist. Bellvilie. Ohio, af.
firms. "lhs best sollips med.ein, have
eve. handled in aY 60 years experience, "a
Electric Bitters." Thousands Of other'
have added theii testimony. 10 fhsi tbi
verd.c: is unanimous that Eiss,rs sif,er'
do cure oil diseases Of tho iiyer, kidDss'
or blood. Only q half dollar bottle att
D, Fitzgeyald's drug s!ere.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
rrr0Ey rr,s 'as
May 2, 1887.
Ebeat looks 6ne.

EGy z, 1857.
/ Wheat looks Gne.
| Fred Nation gave an ice cream party
/ last Thursday night to select few. The
{ iris report a number one time.
Mrs. J. II. Snoddy is laid up with rheu-
matism.
Richard Dean, of 1857 has lost two
Of his children within last few weeks.
| The baby died Of lung fever and a boy
about FIVE years old, of kidnsy disease.
Mrs. Susan SterrGt., OF Lincoln, Nsb
returned homo "Wednesday forenoon
after avery pleasant visit with her daugh-
| ter Mrs III, J. Croll.
onite number of our folks attended
the Odd Fellows anniversary at the county
seat and enjoyed it very much. joe
Patterson. Luella Biddle, Nellie Pst,er-
son ana Matte Kelly took in the dance at
! the Opera house in the evening and rro-
nounced it grand success.
Frank Kern, the smiling topsorial artist
| and one of his chpms, Harry Spitcman,
! from ST. Law renee, came ont ara stayed
oven Sunday with their best girls.
Warren McCune took short trip cas-.
OF Huron last Saturday on business and
r.turned Sunday.
! Rsy. J. II. Gowdy made short visit tt
Hiehmore hast week, his for ncr home.
/ Prof. Gunddy clssca his term Of school
| last Friday night and lie d an exhibition
! in the cssaius that was a credit to both
! teacher and scholars. The fgi'oaing
scholars took part in tho sxcrrisc.: Hat
tie Fairbanks. SaIlio. Ad,.i". Ruth and
Sylvia Snc dy. Le;a Moore. CHta sim
mons, Geo PrifsrNcp, Charlie ni .inlle
Cos tly. Lilly Patterson. Birdie and Jen'
ole Williams. Miss Nellie Patterson
furnished some excellent music. and Mrs
Myra Corson treated NJ to some splendid
select reading. Miss Clara bnoddy recl'
ted Kentucky Bell' and received the
applause OF the evening. SALLY.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
MILLER SCHOOL REPORT
Report Of month ending April ls
Ss7.
n. A. CRAWFORD, Principal


ROLL OF HONOR.
The roll Of honor contains the names
Of those who we're neither a. sent nsr
tardy during the month ending April 22,
1887.
High school, n. A. Crawford, teacher
Berth Yeoman, Raleigh Mead, Willie
Morrow, Harry Martin.
First Grammar Department, Mollis
Cree, teacher; Lee Bradley, Ciaud King,
Ralph Munger, Ella Bates, Emma Cnm-
mings, Mary Cummings, Susie Churchill,
Mamie Fosselman, Laura Dunkan.
First intermediate Department, Mettie
Lawrence, teacher; Cyril Stebbins, Ben
nie Borah, Port McWhal ter, Loren Nc
Cray, Clair Willett. Flcyd overacker,
Herman Barnes, ALVIN Greene, Ollie
Smith. Artie Anderson, Laura Bryan.
First Primary Department Lola Snsd-
dy. teacher; Essie Adams, Walter Hub
bard. Roy Hart, Veya McGeorge, Charley
Bryan, Mabel Cummings, Clyde overack-
er, Fannie Moore, Cassie Wright, I.etts
Galby, Harry Wright.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

The Higlmore Herald eaiter, Eli John.
son, writes up Miller and the l. o. o. +
Anniversary, filling over a column. He
winds up by saying The universal ex.
preston was that the occasion was g
splendid success, and that the citizens Of
Miller merited and received the thanks OF
of all for their effort, crowned as ii wal
with such success
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Speaking of the Miller artosian we'll and
other improvements. sasn ~ thA aAi,nr
while attending the /. o. o. F. Anniver:
sary. the HighInore Herald says; The
opera house at Miller is q very fine ons,
and is real honor to the live little town
and to the progressive man who with great
faith in the town and its people has put
in his entire little fortune Of some $1,000.
to flush it. The little city can sfford to
remember him kindly in his public spirit,
AhneSR
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Watertown Courier -JourEal:-On more
for Sparks. Over year ago he
Suspended all surveying contracts in the
Turtle mountains because $50 indians
claimed ~, ZOO. 900 acres in that region.
Lamar rever.ss Sparks and orders ths
contracts approved and the land thrown
open for settlement. This will be good
news Tor the DEVILS Lake people.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Pierre Free Press One Of the Winns-
bago settlers ordered to be removed from
the Sinnsbago reservation, was a widow,
Mrs. Ryan, who was too poor to even get
to railroad station, but the big hearted
soldier boys raised pu.se TO pay for
Transporting her and family and goods to
her friends. They took one Of their teams
and took her to Canning, bought her q
icket and paid the freight on her house
hold goods to her destination. What a
contrast to the nsrrev ruling Of the ad.
ministration. Comment is unnecessary.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Monday was raw day, but four years
ago on the same day. the writer was
blockadei IN Rec Heights over "a hours
by one OF the ficicest billiards We ever
saw. We also remember that was the
best crop season Hand county ever en-.
fnval
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05
pucKLEN-s ARNIcA sALvE

The best sslvs in the world for cnts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheums. fever
sores, tetter. chapped hands. ehilblai is,
corns aud all kinds Of eruptIons, and poe
itiveiy cures piles. or no pay re.uired. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz. For sale by ]. d. Fitzgsrald. f6,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Concerning the northern extension Of
the c. II. 4 st. p. Ry. now construc ed
to the nerth line of this county, Roscoe
special to the Sioux City Journal, April
80. says: To-day few tracklayers on
the Milwaukee road extension north TO
Bismarck from hers, arrived and full
crew is expected next week. The large
amount Of grain sown already makes COM
p,ting roads eager to rush their branches
and extensions to completion. The Mil
wGukee will likely extend to Bismarck
before fsll :"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Wolsey Journal:-Mrs. &. b. Mapel
went to Miller on Tues DAY to pay her son
n short visit She returned the next day
after witnessing the grand banquet which
the people in Miller gave in honor Of the
Odd Fellows.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Attorney General Templeton rules that
under the new law the sheriffs fees in
mortgage sales under 81 900 are $50
over the amount $40.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Grand Forks has secured the North
Dakota fair,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Wolssy Jeurnal:--Miss Jennie Ham,
mond returned to Miller, Tuesday, after
spending several weeks at her home here.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Pierre had another fire early last Sat
urday morning. Loss $1,000, insurance
S3,000,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

They are having earthquake shocks IN
Washington territory.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Agigfntic boom seems TO have laid
hold of Aberdeen.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

Aberdeen has an interesting county
seat contest on hard
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-05

The wife OF ex-Msyor Harrison, Of Chi
cago,,, died Saturday night after brief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-29
TWENTY FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Twenty Assembly District shall 30 dvit"d into
twenty eclon Districts tho extent and limits OF which
The Election District shall contain al that part o. tho
ey eoG@Ggn y ssa yf siIe and srt Avenue
Tie Second p,t ct s.l conlai al 'ai part OF
si s Avenue Vest Fcriy second and seventh
Tho Third Election District sla contain al tat part Of me
city bounded BY and yn; w.n NJ h" acne street.
The Fourth Election District shall oon'a al th.i par, Of
.1se cry . GSS sT -aa ns. fcr,e street
T FINN Election District shall all that part OF tho
s o.@% AZ. yns Th% n.:s rs s, ana
The sixth District shall contain all that part Of me
q s.d y3y M street.. @s' and sG
The District shall contain all nat par, o.
:,1 s s GGSnass Vest sa A ..o and
avenue
The Eighth Election District shall contain AZ that part Of
gS4.ss * s.G sE S sa w ssd .s
Tho Election District shall contain siI thst par, Of
bounded oy ana y%s rn w and ssin so'
Tenth ELECTION District shsn contain oil ts pa' . o. no
fy eS@1ass .S W s"a ka Forty eighth .ssI
avenue
The Eleventh Election District shall con,en al mat part q
tho city by and lying within East biy fourth street.
Lexington avenue. Kast Fifty second street and 'n'h
Ths Twelfth Election District all that part q
:ss cry SIun 1onu w @nS hs ss SnS
ihe Thirteenth Lection District s4l cCa,p a. .t p ii
sr sni ' sS s,suu West etS and seventh
aho Election shah contain al that part
s,rer II. d avenue West Fly second street and Seventh
Tic Fifteenth Election shall contain all that part
of fLs CITY by and lying within est fliY hlbn
al eet sI IA avenue Vest luty fourth street. ahi seNeh1h
avenue so.,.,, al that mart
az he cty bounded by aud lying within est Fifty seVs
erect East lty seventh suect Madison avenue Eais
Fity fourth see West Fifty fourth street. and SLAM
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part Of city bounded W aud lying within Hast tly-
seventh street Lexington avenue hsst huy-fouiu street.
Ths Easent Election District shall contain oil that part
tst nv nd
Street Kast Fifty ninth steet Lexington avenue hsnt
ffty. seventh street. West HfvseSsnn street sno en'n
IKE Ans..nt E.ctlon pis.ro. shall contain ~ ths. g!
street Lxingten avenue EAI H,fv hinth street md
hs TwsltstA Election D.st.ios ahap ssetsin ~ 1seP.N
tsssA Fourth svs6us lat biKV arss btrss( And Sid
TSs fwsssy.nrss xlecuos pnsies sAsn Sensia ~ nAt
pAT u ~ ely boundsd W and Wing within ESt esveateo